Do read this beautiful review of Seven Sundays. Also, you can find the interview on Rutuja’s blog which has been shared in a separate post.
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Posted @withregram • @rutuja_ramteke_ 🌻How you start your day? .
🌻Seven Sundays🌻
Sometimes it takes falling apart before falling into place Seven Sundays chronicles the story of 40-year-old Alok, who, despite all his efforts, finds himself in the worst scenario possible—his business venture fails, his wife and daughter leave him, and, on top of everything, he is under a mountain of debt. But just when it seemed like all is lost, an old acquaintance makes a return to his life and sets in motion a profound change. Written in an unconventional format of a fable within a narrative, the book takes an explorative journey into the nature of failure and why we need to identify and embrace it. Featuring a host of intriguing characters that include the Magician, Wizard, and Maiden.
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🌻I just couldn't be more happier, the book was definitely beyond my expectations because, I know self help is not my genre. This is Alok's story, well this guy Alok is sure to change many lives in the non-fictional world. What is different about this book, it's not monotonous, it's a motivational non-fiction written in a fictional manner, where you are fascinated by a huge of of characters and the alternating storyline. Very on point, teaches on lesson at a time. The language is not over done or exaggerated or bossy. It's friendly, usual and very energetic which instills a new good kinda of postive vibe. To be honest, I didn't planned it to complete this sooner but once picked, it was so gripping that it kept me curious all the time. .
A lot of note worthy paragraphs and stuff in the book, which am sure I will reread again and again when I feel low in my life. Seven Sundays is a must read for everyone, especially for someone who feels little lost or confused or for someone who is looking for an unique storyline with many natural twists. Definitely recommended. Go for it. .
Rating: 4.25🌟
Posted @withregram • @rutuja_ramteke_ Hey guys!
The most awaited interview with Shouvik Banerjee is here. He is one of the most finest author of the upcoming era! .
Interview highlights:
Author of Seven Sundays says, "In my seventh grade, I once confidently read a letter to my English Teacher from a blank page!
Whenever we decide to do something meaningful in life, we get boggled by the roadblocks that appear on our path. The same has happened with me for a really long time, because of which I have faced innumerable failures both in my professional and personal life. The final push came when I failed to qualify as a scriptwriter with a big media house. That experience triggered something within me, and I ended up writing a story about a boy looking for a castle on top of a hill."
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Shouvik Banerjee also says, "I am also writing another book in the philosophical fiction/personal journey genre. Besides these two I have plans to write 14 books in genres ranging from literary fiction to fantasy."
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Read the entire interview on my blog, link in bio. Or you may to my to my highlights as well. It was one of the best interview. Thanks, Shouvik for sparing time from your busy schedule. Seven Sundays is one of my favorite books.
Posted @withrepost • @readwithak_ #qotd The moment which really changed your life ?
Seven Sundays: One Life, Two Journeys, Seven Failures : @shouvik_banerjee
Sometimes it takes falling apart before falling into place Seven Sundays chronicles the story of 40-year-old Alok, who, despite all his efforts, finds himself in the worst scenario possible—his business venture fails, his wife and daughter leave him, and, on top of everything, he is under a mountain of debt. But just when it seemed like all is lost, an old acquaintance makes a return to his life and sets in motion a profound change. Written in an unconventional format of a fable within a narrative, the book takes an explorative journey into the nature of failure and why we need to identify and embrace it. Featuring a host of intriguing characters that include the Magician, Wizard, and Maiden, Seven Sundays is one of those books that are as intriguing as they are enchanting and will stay with you for a long, long time. .
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🔶 Review
Struggles, challenges and hard times offer you much more value than any other time in your life. You can not grow without struggle. You can not get STRONGER without resistance. Think about a time in your life that may have been hard, but forced you to become better. Get grateful for the struggles and WORK on yourself to ensure your future has much more PLEASURE than PAIN.
Seven Sundays depicts the lessons we learn from the low points or failures of our life. It's a story of forty years old entrepreneur who also lost his wife and daughter. This is the story of a man who's constantly facing challanges which teaches a lesson that you can not GROW without struggle. You can not develop STRENGTH without resistance, without challenging yourself, without struggle.
This is the right scenario to read such book in the present world where unemployment and negativity is on peak. Storytelling is really very interesting, characterization is strong where we can get the feel of pain of failure and adventures journey of come back. Language is not very basic i found some new vocabs but there some grammatical errors can be noticed. Overall the story is addictive and full of enthusiasm.
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It’s always a good day to read seven sundays 🙂 It’s a book that I wrote to share the knowledge I gained through failures. Read it, share it, and you can always tell me about your journey ! I would love to listen to it 😊
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Posted @withrepost • @sma_reviews What are you reading?
Seven Sundays: One Life, Two Journeys, Seven Failures :
Shouvik Banerjee
Sometimes it takes falling apart before falling into place Seven Sundays chronicles the story of 40-year-old Alok, who, despite all his efforts, finds himself in the worst scenario possible—his business venture fails, his wife and daughter leave him, and, on top of everything, he is under a mountain of debt. But just when it seemed like all is lost, an old acquaintance makes a return to his life and sets in motion a profound change. Written in an unconventional format of a fable within a narrative, the book takes an explorative journey into the nature of failure and why we need to identify and embrace it. Featuring a host of intriguing characters that include the Magician, Wizard, and Maiden, Seven Sundays is one of those books that are as intriguing as they are enchanting and will stay with you for a long, long time.
About the Author
Shouvik Banerjee began his journey as a science student, but after a string of career failures and consequent depression, quit his PhD to pursue a career in content writing. He writes poetry, short stories, and songs. This is his first book.
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